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My July 2018 Playlist

Another month, more music.

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My July 2018 Playlist
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This is an odd mix of Theater, Country, Pop, and Indie, but I'm here for it.

1. Weak- AJR

This was a radio hit that was played constantly this month -- either over the work radio or my brother's playlist. I found it stuck in my head 99% of the time, but it's a bop so no complaints.

2. David Ashley Parker From Powder Springs- Travis Denning

This is a good country song that made me laugh out loud the first time I heard it. It's the story of a small town boy getting his first fake ID. Really just a feel good song.

3. There Was This Girl- Riley Green

This song caught my attention as soon as I heard it. I love fun country songs that progress chronologically and tell a story verse-by-verse, and with this song, Riley Green perfectly tells the story of falling for girl after girl, until he found the one.

4. Look At You- Seth Ennis

Seth Ennis caught my attention immediately with this one. I'm a sucker for the recent pop-meets-country genre, and this falls perfectly in there.

5. Beautiful Crazy- Luke Combs

This was shown to me by my best friend, and as soon as I heard the opening line, "Her day starts with a coffee, and ends with a wine," I was hooked. One of those songs you just want a man to sing about you, yunno?

6. ILYSB- LANY

This song (and the next one) were shown to me by a friend, and at first I wasn't sure the indie pop vibe was for me, but it has definitely grown on me.

7. Super Far- LANY

Off the same album, recommended by the same friend, definitely a bop.

8. Houston, We Got A Problem- Luke Combs

This song was recommended to me when I mentioned liking Beautiful Crazy. Honestly, it's probably my least favorite of this playlist, but I really do enjoy anything Luke Combs is singing.

9. Must've Never Met You- Luke Combs

This song is just plain RELATABLE to anyone that's been through a break up. The line that gets me every time is ",must've never heard you say you'd never leave me, then watch you walk away," because, boy, I felt that.

10. The Other Side- Hugh Jackman & Zac Efron

I am very late to the game, but I finally watched The Greatest Showman this month, and this was an instant favorite as soon as the scene came on. I also find it constantly stuck in my head.

11. This Is Me- Keala Settle & The Greatest Showman Ensemble

This is another favorite from the movie, just because of the strong, beautiful message behind it.

12. Rewrite The Stars- Zac Efron & Zendaya

Another Greatest Showman favorite, because, who can resist Zac & Zendaya?

13. From Now On- Hugh Jackman & The Greatest Showman Ensemble

This is the last of the Greatest Showman songs (I swear).

14. Intentions- Macklemore & Dan Caplen

While gearing up for a Macklemore concert, I dove into his newest alum (that I embarrassingly have not listened to nearly enough), Gemeni, and found this gem. The opening verse caught my attention, and it's truly something we can all relate to.

15. Body Language- Cherub

I can't resist anything Cherub. They have captured my heart, and this newest single is no exception.

Link to this playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/toriheck41/playlist/...

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